Hello everyone! Welcome back to another update here on Thăng Long IT. I know, I know—you usually come here for the latest Blogger templates, CSS tricks, or maybe my late-night rants about tech outages and daily life. You probably saw the title "Disclaimer & Legal Policy" and thought about skipping it. Hold on for a second. Grab a cup of coffee. I actually need you to read this.
Since I started my blogging journey back in 2021—when I was just a 7th grader messing around with HTML during the pandemic lockdowns—things have escalated. Thăng Long IT has grown way beyond a tiny personal diary. We now share complex API tools, Blogger themes like Lantro UI V2.0, and deep dives into everything from social media crashes to extreme weather patterns. With great traffic comes great responsibility. Or, at least, the need to protect myself and my team from getting sued because someone copied a line of code wrong and broke their website.
This page serves as the official Disclaimer and Terms of Use for Thăng Long IT (thanglongit.com), operated by Ngo Anh Vu and the Thăng Long IT team based in Hanoi, Vietnam. I am writing this in pure human brain power—no AI-generated, soulless legal jargon here. I want to talk to you directly about the rules of our playground, grounded in real experiences and current Vietnamese laws as of 2026.
1. The "We Are Humans, We Make Mistakes" Clause (General Information)
Let me be brutally honest right out of the gate. The content you read on Thăng Long IT is provided for general informational, educational, and entertainment purposes only. I am a high school student at Viet Duc High School who happens to be extremely passionate about technology, coding, and writing. I am not a certified software engineer, a lawyer, a meteorologist, or a licensed financial advisor.
When I sit down at my desk and write a 1,000-line Cloudflare worker code to track blog traffic—like the management tool I shared recently—I test it rigorously on my own setups. It works for me. But tech environments are wildly unpredictable. What works perfectly on my Cloudflare DNS setup might trigger a fatal error on yours because you have a conflicting script. I share my knowledge and source codes "as is."
By applying any tutorial, copying any snippet of CSS/HTML/JavaScript, or downloading any template from this blog, you do so entirely at your own risk. I cannot guarantee that the information will be 100% accurate, complete, or up-to-date by the time you read it. Remember when the entire Meta ecosystem (Facebook, Threads, Instagram) crashed globally in June 2026? Or when Cloudflare went down and took half the internet with it? Technology moves at lightning speed. An API endpoint I write about today might be deprecated by Google tomorrow.
Under the principles of freedom of contract and civil responsibility outlined in the Civil Code of Vietnam (Bộ luật Dân sự), specifically regarding the provision of free, non-binding information, Thăng Long IT assumes no legal liability for any direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages resulting from the use of or inability to use the information on this site. If your blog breaks, your traffic drops, or your AdSense gets banned after applying a trick from this site, I sympathize with you—I really do—but Thăng Long IT is not legally or financially responsible for fixing it.
2. E-E-A-T, Real Experiences, and the Anti-AI Commitment
Search engines love talking about E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness). Let me tell you how we handle that. Our content is born from sweat, late nights, and broken code.
We absolutely refuse to use AI to generate our blog posts. You will not find robotic, perfectly symmetrical paragraphs here. When I write about fixing the complex electrical wiring for a water heater on the 2nd and 3rd floors of my house, I write it because I actually stood there, confused by the two-way switches, trying to figure out where the red wires went without electrocuting myself. When I complain about an FPT internet technician unplugging my Wi-Fi 6 cable without telling me, it is a raw, real, firsthand experience.
This commitment to human-authored content means our articles carry inherent subjectivity. Our reviews of Blogger templates (like Plus UI or Median UI) are based entirely on my personal aesthetic preferences and coding habits. What I call "super beautiful" (siêu đẹp) might look terrible to you. Our analyses of social trends—like the downfall of early-generation YouTubers or the phenomenon of "internet gangsters"—reflect our personal viewpoints as Gen Z observers. These opinions do not represent absolute facts, and they certainly do not constitute professional sociological or legal judgments.
3. Software, Templates, and Intellectual Property Rights
A huge part of Thăng Long IT involves sharing Blogger templates and custom UI modifications. We need to be very clear about intellectual property here.
Some of the templates we feature, such as T-Plus UI Liquid Glass or Lantro UI, are modified versions (mods) of original works created by other developers (like HieuDevs or the Coshix team). Whenever we share these, we always explicitly credit the original authors and state that we are sharing them for educational, community-building purposes. We do not sell these templates. We do not commercialize someone else's hard work.
However, copyright laws are strict. We advise all our readers that downloading and using modified templates carries inherent risks. The original creators retain their intellectual property rights. If a developer issues a DMCA takedown or updates their licensing terms to strictly forbid modified distributions, we will comply immediately. By downloading these resources from Thăng Long IT, you accept the responsibility of ensuring you are not violating the original creator's commercial licenses if you use them for profit.
Regarding our original code—like the recent comment display script, the sitemap URL extractor, or the Blogspot API lookup tool—these are crafted by me. I share them freely with the community. You are welcome to use them, tweak them, and deploy them on your personal blogs. I only ask for basic human decency: please leave the copyright attribution intact or link back to Thăng Long IT if you redistribute them. Taking my 1,000-line Cloudflare worker project and selling it as your own isn't just a violation of the Civil Code regarding intellectual property rights; it's just a really uncool thing to do.
4. Third-Party Links and External Content
To provide context, sources, or helpful tools, Thăng Long IT frequently links to external websites. We might link to Google Cloud Console for API generation, Cloudflare for DNS management, or news sites for reference.
Let's get this straight: clicking an external link takes you out of the Thăng Long IT ecosystem. We have absolutely zero control over the nature, content, privacy policies, or security of those third-party sites. A link that was safe and helpful in 2024 might lead to a parked domain or malware in 2026. The inclusion of any links does not necessarily imply a recommendation or endorse the views expressed within them.
If you click a link from our site, purchase a service on a third-party platform, and have a terrible experience, your dispute is with them, not us. We try our best to vet our links, but the internet is a wild place. Browse safely, use adblockers where necessary, and always verify external information yourself.
5. Advertising, Sponsorships, and Consumer Protection Law
Running a blog takes time, energy, and yes, money for domain renewals and late-night snacks. To keep the lights on, Thăng Long IT utilizes advertising networks, most notably Google AdSense.
You will see banner ads, in-article ads, and potentially sponsored links across the site. I want to be 100% transparent about this to comply fully with the Law on Protection of Consumers' Rights (Luật Bảo vệ quyền lợi người tiêu dùng) and the Law on Advertising (Luật Quảng cáo) in Vietnam.
Here is what you need to know about how we handle advertising:
- Automated Ads: The ads displayed by networks like Google AdSense are automatically generated based on your browsing history, cookies, and geographical location. I do not personally select these ads. If you see an ad for a questionable weight-loss pill or a bizarre mobile game, please understand that Thăng Long IT does not endorse, manufacture, or vouch for that product.
- Sponsored Content: If an article is ever sponsored by a company (e.g., a hosting provider paying us to review their service), it will be explicitly and unmistakably labeled as "Sponsored Post" or "Advertisement." We value your trust over a quick paycheck. I will never write a glowing review for a terrible product just because someone paid me. My reviews are based on my real, hands-on experience.
- Consumer Responsibility: Under Vietnamese law, consumers have the right to accurate information. We promise never to deceptively market a product. However, any transaction you make with an advertiser found on our site is strictly between you and that entity. We hold no liability for products that don't work, services that aren't delivered, or financial losses incurred through third-party ads on our platform.
6. Health, Safety, and Specialized Information Disclaimer
This might seem weird for a tech blog, but it has become necessary. As you know, Thăng Long IT occasionally branches out into analyzing natural phenomena. We've written detailed pieces explaining the mechanics of hailstorms (mưa đá), thunderstorms (mưa dông), the types of rain in Vietnam, and the devastating impacts of typhoons and floods during the La Niña years of 2024 and 2025.
I am a teenager fascinated by weather patterns, not a meteorologist from the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting. The weather-related articles are compiled from my personal understanding, basic scientific research, and observations of the sky above Hanoi. They are educational summaries meant to satisfy curiosity.
Do not ever use Thăng Long IT as a primary source for life-saving weather alerts. If a super typhoon is approaching the East Sea, turn on VTV, listen to the local authorities, and follow official government directives. Our blog posts about "what to expect after a storm" or "how hail forms" are not professional safety protocols. We explicitly disclaim any liability for actions taken based on our environmental or weather-related commentary.
Similarly, any psychological or emotional reflections shared in our "Personal Blog" series (like the entries written by our team member, Hin, regarding family trauma, toxic relationships, or mental health struggles) are deeply personal diary entries. They are shared to foster empathy and human connection. They are not professional psychological advice or psychiatric counseling. If you are struggling with your mental health, please reach out to licensed medical professionals or certified hotlines. Relying on a teenager's blog for psychological healing is a recipe for disaster.
7. Data, Privacy, and API Usage
We recently released a comprehensive Blogspot Management Tool that requires users to input an API key to fetch blog data. Let me clarify our data handling practices regarding these tools.
All the API tools and scripts provided on Thăng Long IT are strictly client-side operations. When you paste your Google API key into our tracking tool to view your blog's statistics, that key is processed entirely within your own browser. We do not have a backend database secretly storing your API keys, your IP addresses, or your blog data. The code runs between your machine and Google's servers.
Because we do not store your data, we cannot steal it. However, if you are using our tools on a public computer, a shared network, or if your browser is compromised by malware, your API keys could be intercepted by malicious actors. You are solely responsible for securing your own API keys, setting proper restrictions in the Google Cloud Console (like HTTP referrers), and managing your privacy. Thăng Long IT takes zero responsibility for compromised credentials resulting from the misuse of our client-side tools.
8. Modifications to This Policy
Just as Thăng Long IT evolved from a simple blog named "lOGHITECHUR" into "Sata" and finally into what you see today, this Disclaimer will likely evolve too. I reserve the right to update, modify, or completely rewrite this page at any time without sending a personalized email to every reader.
When laws change, when we introduce new types of content, or when I just get older and realize I need better legal protection, this page will be updated. It is your responsibility to check this page periodically. Continued use of Thăng Long IT after any modifications indicates your acknowledgment and acceptance of the new terms.
Final Thoughts: Let's Keep It Real
Look, I hate legal red tape as much as you do. I started this blog because I wanted a space to share cool CSS tricks, talk about how Vanh Leg is the undisputed king of parody music, and document my journey navigating the digital landscape. I want to keep this space open, creative, and completely free of AI-generated garbage.
But the internet is a complex place. People misunderstand things. People make mistakes. This disclaimer is just a giant shield that says: "I am sharing my life, my code, and my thoughts with you for free. Please use your own common sense when applying them to your life."
If you disagree with any part of this disclaimer, the solution is incredibly simple: close the tab. You are under no obligation to read our content or use our tools. But if you're still here, reading this massively long policy page all the way to the end, I appreciate you. You are the kind of reader that makes writing this blog worthwhile.
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